Measuring System: The machine adopts oil pressure transducer to measure load and use photoelectric encoder to measure the displacement. The loading force display on computer

Features:1> Full computer controlled of testing process.2> Overload protection will secure operators3> Adopt oil-hydraulic automatic clamps which can be operated from separate control box4> Programmable testing software makes LCF testing or cyclic testing become availableWedge tension jaw processed by advanced technology; increase the stiffness of crosshead under high load and high intensity test.5> Powerful multifunctional control software will provide more testing methods to meet ASTM, ISO and other testing standards.6> Report guide will create your testing report in only three steps

Brief Introduction:

WAW -300B Series Computer Control Servo Hydraulic Universal Testing Machine, compared with a ball screw type electric mechanical UTM, is adopting oil hydraulic power to push the piston in the oil cylinder to provide loading force. Therefore it is very suitable for making test to different metal and nonmetal materials under high toughness and hardness against extreme big loading force. By using oil pressure transducer and photoelectric encoder, the computer is timely collecting the testing parameter like loading force, stroke etc. The servo system will provide on line close loop control and constant parameters control. The test software is able to create customized testing methods and setup testing report in only a few steps. WAW series is widely used in different inspection department, engineering area, universities and institutes.

Load Frame: The oil cylinder is at the bottom of the load frame. Tension space is at the upside and compression & bending spaces are between lower crosshead and working table. It is adopting oil hydraulic power to push the piston in the oil cylinder to provide loading force. The lower crosshead is driven by motor through decelerator, chain transmission device and screw pair to realize the adjustment of testing space.